Risk Goals for NRP Sample Clauses
The 'Risk Goals for NRP' clause defines the specific risk management objectives that must be achieved within the context of a New Revenue Program (NRP). It typically outlines measurable targets or thresholds for acceptable risk, such as limits on financial exposure, operational disruptions, or compliance breaches. By establishing these clear risk benchmarks, the clause ensures that all parties understand the risk tolerance for the NRP and provides a framework for monitoring and managing risks throughout the program, thereby promoting accountability and minimizing unforeseen liabilities.
Risk Goals for NRP. During and after development of the NRP, NASA’s goal is to achieve an estimated cumulative lifetime excess cancer risk from vapor intrusion and direct contact with groundwater of less than 1x10-6 and HI of less than 1 for all receptors (i.e., construction workers, indoor workers and residents) using the RME exposure parameters. Measures for achieving these goals are discussed in Sections 5, 6 and 7 of the EIMP. The HHRA illustrates that COPCs in groundwater at the Site can potentially result in human health risks above NASA’s risk goals in indoor air through vapor intrusion. The estimated cancer risks in indoor air that can be attributed to vapor intrusion from COPCs in groundwater result primarily from TCE. As such, and in consideration of vapor intrusion guidance from the U.S. EPA, this EIMP requires vapor intrusion be implemented for buildings constructed over areas of the Site where the TCE concentration in groundwater exceeds 5 micrograms per liter (“ug/L”). The area of the Site where the TCE concentration in groundwater is believed to exceed 5 ug/L, based on available groundwater monitoring data, is shown on Figure 9. This area generally encompasses the areas at the Site where cancer risk were estimated in the HHRA to exceed 10-6 for one or more populations. See Section 5.1.2.1 in this EIMP for further discussion of the 5 ug/L TCE criterion for designating areas as requiring vapor intrusion mitigation.
Risk Goals for NRP. During and after development of the NRP, NASA’s goal is to achieve an estimated cumulative lifetime excess cancer risk from vapor intrusion and direct contact with groundwater of less than 1x10.6 and HI of less than 1 for all potential receptors including construction workers, indoor workers and residents using the RME exposure parameters. Measures for achieving these goals are discussed in Sections 5, 6 and 7 of the EIMP.